Edith Stein, ontology and belief

Heythrop Journal 48 (5):707-712 (2007)
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An analysis of the Christian writings of Edith Stein helps to show how her philosophical training enabled her to develop a Christian epistemology and concomitant metaphysics. Special emphasis is placed on some of her shorter works in their translation by Hilda Graef.

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